The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-10-12, Page 131
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Dear Ann Landers
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COUNCIL
The October sessioni of West
Wawanosh „Township,. . Council
was held Tuesday, October 3,
with all members in attendance.
. Minutes, of the regular Sep.
Meeting, eeting, and a special
meeting on September 8, were
.read and adopted' .on a motion
by Councillors Chisholm and.
Errington.
Weed Inspector for Huron
County,Alex Chesney, attended
the • meeting and the weed pro.
blem ' in Dungannon and other
Parts of the Township was tho.
roughly discussed, It was
agreed that next year an early
attack on the .weeds in the
Township would-be undertaken.
Murray ' Wilson and Donald
Murray appeared before Colin,.
cil on behalf of the West We;
wanosh Federation of Agricul-
ture, who find their funds in
short supply, .
By -Law No. 13, 1967; setting
the various rates for the Town..
ship and authorizing- the col-
lection -of said rates, was given
third reading and finally pas.
sed on a motion by Councillors
Chisholm and Foran. Upon the
reading of this bylaw it was
noted that taxes this -year are
to be paid at the bank rather
than to the Township Treasur-
er.
By -Law No. 14, 196'7, authori-
zing the nomination of reeve,
councillors and school trustees
and election, if necessary, was
given third and final reading
on a motion by Councillors
Errington and Foran. Nomin.
ation is set for -November 24
at 1 p.m, •
By -Law' No. 15,1967, The Mur-
ray Drainage Works By -Law,
authorizing the work to be
undertaken and the borrowing of
funds,, if necessary, to complete
the work, was given first and
second reading on a motion
by councillors .Aitchison and
Foran. The court of Revision
from the assessments in the
Report of the Engineer will be
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held November '1, e.t 10:30
On a motion by' councillors.
' Aitchison and Chisholm, the
Road Superintendent was dim
rected to, apply for the Interim
Subsidy on road expenditures
amounting to $79,905,00.•.,
The road accounts were pas-
sed for payment: on a motion
by councillors Chisholm and
Erringtgh. •
The Assessor, KennethSoott,
presented the 1967 assessment
roll to council. A ;notion by
councillors Errington and For.
• t an accepted the roll and tin*
Court of Revision'.will be held
at 11 a.m., November 7.
On a motion by councillors
Errington and Aitchison, the
road superintendent was direct.
ed to advertise in two local
papers for snow 'plowing and
a wing man for the grader
for the winter months.
BAKE SCHOOL
UPCOMING
Home made breads and rolls
and ,their many variations are
featured at the Fall Ti;,aining
. School "Baking with Yeast"
which will be held' on October
17 anil$ 18 at Ontario Street
United Church, Clinton, andOc.
• tober 19 and 20 at St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church, Wing.
ham, Instruction begins at 1:00
p.m. �n the first day of each
Training School and at 10;00
a.m. on the second day.
Miss Barbara Foreman,
Foods Specialist, Ontario
Department of Agriculture and
Food, Toronto, will discuss
general principles involved in
working with yeast as well as
demonstrating many delightful
" variations of plain and sweet
ddtighs.
Although these projects are
sponsored by the Women's In.
stitute, everyone is welcome
to join a local club.
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Mrs. 'John MacKay (right) is the new secretary of the Huron
Unit of • the Canadian Cancer Society, with office •ins Clinton at '
10 King Street. She is seen here with retiring secretary Mrs.
Milford Burst ) who has been helping Mrs. MacKay during the
early days of her new position. The office is open on Tuesday
and Friday from 2:30 to 5 for those who wish to call.
and Drive On
'Til Nov. 15
P.A. Blackshaw, of Owen
Sound, has been appointed or-
ganizer in the 1967'Canada Saw
ings Bonds campaign, payroll
savings division, for the Owen
Sound,' Collingwood and Goder.
ich area.
Mr. Blackshaw has been an
organizer for ail Canada
Savings Bonds campaigns in
• the past.
Sales of bonds last year in
the area totalled $836,750.
supervisor for the Western
Ontario region is D.R. Dattels
of Kitchener. The region em.
braces Waterloo North, Water-
loo South, ,the, counties of Wel.
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SPECIALS
Suggested .$8,4.95
For $69.95
Sugg 2sted $69.95
$58.00
af
Hutchinson
Radio — TV — Appliances
308 Huron Rd. 5247831
Starting Monday, October 16, the records for your.
telephone -service, now located in Goderich, will be in
the Stratford office. This will result in ,more efficient and
economical handling of your records.
To reach your Service Representative in Stratford you
will dial .1 - 271 - 3911. Although this is a call completed
by Direct Distance Dialing, you will not be charged.
Your Service Representative will be glad to,, help
you between '9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday _to Friday.
The . Business Office in Goderich Will remain open,
and there will be no change in the ' method of paying
your account.
Bell Canada
FOR A RIDE TO
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And A Driver Will Gladly Pick
You Up
Dear Ann Landers; I wrote :...._ ., in touch with service agea
to you for advice a few days
ago. You replied with a letter
suggesting that I talk the pro-
blem over with my clergym.an.
If I had wanted to do that
I would Mit have written you.
It so happens my husband is,
my clergyman and he' is the •
one I am having the problem
with.:
Please don't tell me to talk
to, my ofarnily doctor because
he is my brother•in-law and the
last person in the World !would
discuss, apytriing"with.. - I• tbld my . friend I would be
happy to go over and clean the:
house every few days. She said
• it was very, . nice of me to
offer. '
The lady next door will have'
the key for the house and I
am supposed to get it from her.
When I told my mother what
I was planning to do she said,
"Over my dead body will. you
go into that house when the
parents are out of town." I
was shocked that she.. lied so.
• little trust in me and I told
her so. She said, "I trust you
me to give practical advice. completely, and I trust the boys,
Most clergymen today too.- They are good kids. But
are trained in counselling”" — that won't keep the neighbors
and can be immensely help. from dragging your name in the
ful to those who need emo-. mud."
tional and moral support. I think .my mother is narrow
They can also put people minded.,Also, I think it is un•
cies.
And now I suggest that
you discuss your problem
with a physician who is not
a relative You need some .•
one to to k to on a pro-
fessional
rofessional basis...
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Dear Ann Landers: My best
friend and her parents went
away for 10 . dap, They live
two • blocks' down the street.
My friend"s 17.year.o1d brother
and his cousin who : is 18 wilt
be .staying in the house alone.
At the foot of your column
it says, "Ann Landers ,,.11 be
glad to help you wi ' your
problem." Well, you didn't help
me and I wanted to let you
know. Thanks for nothing -
LET DOWN.
Dear Let Down: I'm so.
ry I didn't help you but I'm
glad you wrote. Your letter
is a splendid example of
how people who deliberate.
ly withhold vital informer
-.tion make it impossible for
lington, Perih,, Huron, Grey and
Bruce, Middlesex,' Elgin and
Oxford, Kent, Lambton and the
cities of London and Windsor.
' The 1967 series of bonds will
be sold at par until Nov. 15..
The bonds will provide an
average yield of 5.48 percent
if held to maturity in 13 years.
The annual rate of interest paid
is 5.25 percent for , the first
six years; 5.5 percent for the
next three years; and 6 percent
for the remaining four years.
Purchasers may also double
their original investment if they
refrain from cashing the bonds
and the interest-bearing coup-
ons until the maturity date in
1980.
During° the 1966 campaign,
236,000 employees in plants
and offices in Ontario purchased
a record total of nearly $95
million worth of CanadaSavings
Bonds.
DOOR PRIZES
,_Winners of -.the ,three., door
prizes dtu ±ng' 'Schaefer's I -n.
teriors grand opening were
Sandra Rawson, winner of 9
by 12 rug; Mrs. Harold John-
ston, winner of Bissell Gemini
Sweeper; • Mrs. W. Buchanan,
winner ofabissell Reliance
Sweeper.
Bursaries - Trophies
Presented By IODE
Members of Maple Leaf
Chapter IODE met 'at the home
of Mrs. H. Bettger for their
October meeting. The vice -re.
gent, Mrs. Brian Ainslie, pre.
sided. The flag was presented
by the standard bearer,, Mrs.
J. Skeoch.
Members approved a motion
that a sum of money be sent
to national services at home
and abroad for their Centennial`
project - 'replacement of an
xoray machine for Korea. Edu.
cational . secretary, Mrs. R.
'Hughes reported attending
graduation exercises for God.
erich public schools, at which
time she presented a trophy
for genera proficiency in grade
eight to Leslie Lambert, and at
the graduation exercises at the
separate school she presented
a trophy for social studies to
David * S'iinger. Bursaries
valued at $150:' and $100. were
awarded to Charles McDonald
for university studies, and to
:MargarettSanderson, Auburn,'
for nursing.:
The Maple Leaf chapter and
Ahmeek chapter :combined to
present a Centennial Portfolio
to the five elementary schools
'in Goderich. Mrs. M. Egener
took her affirmation 'and was
.welcomed in to the chapter.
Members are invited to attend
the Ontario Hospital tea, Oc.
tober 25.
It was announced' that the
regent would lay a wreath 'at
the cenotaph , on November 11.
Mrs. G. McManus showed
slides of the fashion show
"Portraits from the Past".
Mrs. G. Ellis thanked the
hostess for her hospitality.
The vice-regent announced the
November meeting would be
held at the home of Mrs. , M.
Rayner. ,-
Crowd Attends
K of C Event
A large crowd attended the
annual Knights .. of Columbus
1';iarvestu iIoon Dance and draw,
Friday evening, at Stratford.
The annual event is sponsored
by S eafor th, Stratford and God.
erich councils. Proceeds -go
tp Scarboro Foreign Missions.
Winner of the •$1,000 draw
was ' W. Bierschback, Water.
100; $100 winner wasr'Robert
Wall, Stratford; $50 winner was
Dolores Kunder, Stratford.
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fair of her to keep Me. from Yesterday It was ,fig out
doing a good deed. pd like your a deskdrawer and discovered,
views, - WISH . G IQ HELP under•the drawer lining, abank.
Dear Wishing Sorry, book, My `husband has .saved
Toots, •but I'm with your over $2400 ivbich I knew'Aot,.,*
mother. Stay out ,of that ,, ing about,.1 AM so hurt I don't
house -until the parents re• , know what to do, Should I keep
tui'hi quiet or should I tell. hinYwhat
I know and -risk. his anger?
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Dear Ann Landers My nus. ,bear, Z, Hand hfn thebank.
band and .I have been married book and tell ' him you al*
for over 20 years. l have held pleased: he was able to aces .
a lob from the day wewed and nudge such a• lovely, nest egg, •
have managed to raise three red •,his sur,
good children, too. We . pool:ed • prise, This ',approach leaves:
our paychecks and I always eon.. him nothing to be angry about
sidered myself an equal. . and it lets him kine you area.
partner.
aware of the bank account.
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Illustrated about are just a few of the trims that we have
available in our decorator department. Trims' for curtains,
trims for blinds, trims and tassels for almost any decorating
or sewing purpose. - -'
We have many in stock for immediate delivery and if we
haven't got what you want in the store we can sure
get it in an awful hurry.
TI1E SQUARE
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